Sentence examples for demonstrated popularity from inspiring English sources

For example the search engine favours material that has demonstrated popularity, for example through number of endorsements by "re-tweets", geographical biases are introduced through favouring material that is locationally close to the searcher, or emphasising material that contains references to other users within the searcher's own network of contacts.

The ratings race on Tuesday demonstrated the popularity of "House".

The election of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands to the British Parliament demonstrated the popularity of Republicanism.

Barnum was perhaps the major influence in sideshow development, having demonstrated their popularity as an attraction at his American Museum.

Mr. McCall has wide support among elected officials, and he demonstrated his popularity Tuesday with a speech at the convention that brought down the house.

"Since launch TalkTalk TV has demonstrated its popularity with value-seeking customers to become the UK's fastest growing TV service," said Dido Harding, chief executive of TalkTalk.

A week after Labour's triumphant win in the Oldham by-election Mr Corbyn again demonstrated his popularity with voters by heading off stiff competition from the SNP's Stuart McDonald.

Consumers appreciate that, rewarding the brand with loyalty and providing a measurable uplift in sales (trials in the U.S. and Canada have already demonstrated the popularity of the service).

Indeed, prior studies that had demonstrated the popularity of UpToDate had mostly evaluated doctors or medical students within these disciplines [ 1, 11, 16, 28, 29].

"The strong growth in revenue clearly demonstrates the popularity of the Angry Birds brand," Mikael Hed, Rovio's chief executive, said in a statement.

"The strong growth in revenue clearly demonstrates the popularity of the Angry Birds brand".